SECURITY/POLICE RESOURCES

The East Lancaster Avenue Public Improvement District’s (PID) security is provided by scheduled Fort Worth Police Officers in marked cars.  For non-emergency security issues at your property, text 817-851-4100 with the property address and the specific concern.  Texted pictures are also helpful.  See below for the types of issues the PID security handles. 

******FOR ALL EMERGENCIES, CALL 911******

When to Call 911

911 is for emergencies involving immediate threats to life, health, or property that require police, fire, or medical response. Situations include:

1. Violent Crimes or Threats
- Armed robbery or assault.
- Physical altercations involving weapons.
- Active shooter situations.

2. Medical Emergencies
- Severe injuries or accidents.
- Heart attacks, strokes, or unresponsive individuals.
- Drug overdoses.

3. Fire or Hazardous Conditions
- Fires in or near the business.
- Gas leaks or chemical spills.

4. Criminal Activities in Progress
 - Burglary or theft involving a visible threat.
- Suspicious individuals potentially engaging in illegal activity.

5. Public Safety Threats
 - Bomb threats or suspicious packages.
- Large-scale disturbances or riots.

When to Call a PID Officer

PID officers are generally used for non-emergency situations. Situations include:

1. Loitering or Trespassing
- Non-threatening individuals lingering without permission.

2. Disturbances Without Immediate Threats
- Verbal arguments or minor disputes.
- Customers refusing to leave the premises.

3. Monitoring and Reporting Suspicious Activity
- Unusual behavior without direct evidence of a crime.

4. Routine Security Matters
 - Checking locked doors or alarm systems.
- Escorting employees or customers safely.


The Fort Worth Police Department has specific officers dedicated to serve East Lancaster Avenue and surrounding areas in specialty positions, as noted below:

Homeless Liaison Officers can assist with issues with homeless people on your property. You can call these officers directly for any concerns:

  • 1800-2599 E Lancaster Avenue: Officer Rachel Bockman, 817-266-5923

  • 2600-6099 East Lancaster Avenue: Officer Brent Martinez, 817-944-7903

Neighborhood Patrol Officers (NPOs), can help deal with crime trends, but they often depend on details from property and business owners.  We encourage property and business owners to get to know their NPO.  Names and phone numbers for East Lancaster Avenue NPOs are:

  • 1800-2599 E Lancaster Avenue: Officer Victor Tapia, 817-994-5729

  • 2600-3699 E Lancaster Avenue: Officer Wesley Burks, 817-988-1435

  • 3700-4699 E Lancaster Avenue: Officer Zachary Board, 817-988-1019

  • 4700-5650 E Lancaster Avenue: Officer Elise Espinoza, 817-584-2185

  • 5651-6099 E Lancaster Avenue: Officer Roger Cannon, 817-994-8479

The Criminal Trespass Affidavit Program allows property owners/representatives and the Fort Worth Police Department to work together to reduce criminal activities on their property. The Fort Worth Police Department is authorized to remove or arrest persons found on the property provided a Criminal Trespass Affidavit is on file. To enroll in this program, click this document link and follow the steps listed within the document.